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Vr i pPS9tSw SAN FRANCISCO CHBONICLE FRIDAY 3IAY 13 1904 mmmmmmmmmsMm Tf i TW Tr 3bVS eg 15 L3cNtarI Winter Sperm OIL e3U 1c Natural Whale oil bbL DM 73c cs 80e No 1 Lard OIL hhl nK VT WHITE LEAD Price ire per lb In kegs and caska andsnhjeet to change wltbt 1St2l i rvbU A MDtBAD AND TiTHARars On ton and rer TVic 600 Ibi and Jets thn one ton 7 lew than 600 lbs 7x4c EASTERN ITT Mt Credit balances II 62 Certificates no bid SKW YORK Mar 12 Petroleum essy CODFISH CODFISH Prices on Pacific Coast runmer eateb of 1903 per lb are as foTlowa Bundles JO lbs each 44J5c cases regular 100 lb cs 06c cases extra large 60 lb cs 6U6e eases lmltsflon Eastern 100 lb cs 64Otte Boneless 30 and lb bxs a4c Selected Sirtp19Jb bI lio 10 lb bxs 6Uc3 7e Middles 00 lb bxs 77Wc lib bricks Mb bxs 6V7Hc 2 brlek40 lb bxs OVlc fteiTbt 3elb hl 7GTVc Choice Blti III bone opt in crstes 12 5 lb bxs SUflUc do 30 2 16 bxs m8c Extra New Pickled Cod bbls esch J8 do hf bbls f4 7S5 Prices are net cash and subject to change without notice BAGS LEATHER AND CORDAGE BAOR Standard Calcutta Grain Gag 5HcQ 5fnQntn 840c Potato Gunnlas 13c Wool Bat 314 Tb 2Sc 4 lb SOc Fralt NEWS OF THE WATER FRONT Two Days Ahead of Time the Steamer Doric Comes Into Port From the Asiatic Coast MANY PASSENGERS FROM THE ORIENT The China Commercial Companys Steamer to Make No More Calls at Portland A Barge Sinks at a Wharf Fralt do OSTe Bars Cotton Extra RUr An a a 7Hc do 714c Jute Light Brown Batln Flnlsb 7Mrf LEATHER Fstr FTrarj Sole 31Q33c ner lb hctv 2allc Medium 2329e Light 2227r nrnes neae7 No lVlfi No 2 W9Mc Kip 50 3S5C Calfskin fiftcll 30 Slde lather 1419c per foot Uourb Leather 2a2V Rough pllt 10812c No 2 Gtfl7e Had Split 23c CORDAGE Quotations are net basis prices on Invoices of less tbtn 10OOO pounds and they are subject to change without notice Manila Sisal Duplex 1 In clr 1 11 dls and op 14V4c 10AC 9c Sisal Bale Rope 3 and 4 strand llVic 2 5 and 8 strnnd On fWi lbs off and lc off on 10000 to 12 000 poniKlf for all klnOs Ternn Sinj dajs or 14 per cent discount for ch Cartage on all dellverte Extra lngth plain laid Rope oTcr or under 125 fathoms lc extra MKHLS boi TIN riate pr boi Menlo Roofing redlpped 25 Royal dlppd 7 75 Coke 4 70 30g 2c per lb Bcrkelee 75 Bar Pig Tiy LEAD Vfr It 4 70 10c Pipe rtcQ Special Pic QrKKSirVrR 4445 nr flak rates for carli iil lota for export FSTnR AND FOREIGN FW lORK May 2 I nndn cahled anoth alight aiTane in Tin the gain bflng a matt of id with pot closing at 125 15 and fntn ea at 124 7 I ally Tin wsa Qllt hul repnded to the adranrca abroad closing nlout twenty points higher 27 6 1 fe27 On fnr pt foppr waa steady but quiet In the local market Ike Is quoed at 13 50 elect rnlv tie in 12Uifn2 and carting at 12 S7fin 2i lyird howerer was a li tie wr Srjit dedmed 2a Od to 57 7s Od srd 1 urea at la 3d closing at 57 ls I ead aa unrhfgrd at 4 a 65 In the lo al icnrVet ad at 1 1 17a fid In London Spelter waa also tini hanged In bftb rnarketa cloalng at 2r5 25 In New ork and a 22 5a In Ixnd i Iron rloaed at 52a In Glaa gw and at 44a lyl In Mlddleahoro I cally Iron ahowa rather an eaay tone 1 Foundry Northern la rjuoted St 15itl5 SO No 2 Fmlndrr Northern 114 7515 25 No 1 Foundry Southern and No 1 Fonndry onthorn St at Il Kgn 2 Pig Iron warrants are quoted dull lth sellers at iR 55 MlSCtSMANEOUS COAI Yard prices for Coaat Coal to dealers sre quoted per ton ss follows Roslyn 7 OOCooa Bay 5 50 Wellington 8 lK Bryant 6 50 Beattle 50hlte Ash 5 25 New Wellington 9 ni Richmond 7 50 Bearer Hill 6 00 Cargo lots of Eastern snd Foreign Coals sre quoted per ton as follows Wallsend 7 50 Caatle Gate 111 50 Brymbo 7 50 Clear Creek 11 SO Cumberland 13 00iROck Springs 1150 PennsTlraola hd 14 oosnrnyside 11 50 Csnrel 5i Col Anthracite 14 00 Velh 4nthrecte 1 crfi NAVAL STORES Oakum 4 50r5 per hsle according to quality Roaln ti Oig Pitch 3 85 Tsr American 50 per hbl Swedish til 50 per gal hhl strictly pure Turentlne In cs 81c do in drnma or iron bhl 75c TaN BARK GrouDd per ton i Stick per cord Ilfl 5aio sccordlng to quality CANDLES Standard Oil Companr Electric Light 16 01 im do 14 or SViC do 12 os 8c do 10 oi 7y Hotel 12 01 RUc Granite mlnngl li or fiUc do 14 or Ojrfo do 12 or 8Vr do 10 os 8c Parafflnee White la 2s 4a Is lf4c 12 10 do colored lc higher Radiant Parafflnea 4a 6a 14 ox 9Vic 9V7C do 10 07 7c COTTON May 12 Cotton mrrlcan LIVERPOOL MIddllnga 7 50d NEW nilK elosed steady 5 Futurea I loset June 13 3c Jul September 11 78 May 12 The ponta lower ban lv steady 1 3 45c October Cotton market Mar 13 2oV August 13 16c 11 31c November 11 22c Ieoemr 11 21c Futures opened easy May 13 35c July 13 51c August 13 20c Septt mber 11 78c October 1134c December 11 23c January offered 11 25c WHISKY CHICAGO May 12 Whisky basis of High Wines 1 28 a MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEES Steamers due and to sail today and for the ext six days are as fotlows DEPART Stesmers Kor Grace Dollar Portland Brunswick Fort Bragg Czarina Coos Bay Btksne Eureka Areata Eureka Eureka Areata etc Gipsy Santa Cms snd Monterey Santa Monica Grays Harbor Del Norte Crescent City Alameda Honolulu Jtnnle Seattle and Tacoma Tolnt Arena Point Arena and uenao cloo MT 14 Ban Pedro Eureka Arcsts etc May 14 Argo Eel RWer ports May 14 Aurells Astorls and Portland May 14 Arrsta Coos Hst and Port Orford May 14 Elisabeth Coqulle Rlrer rhoenlx Shelter Core en a liiehla Victoria Buret and Alaska My 15 Bonlta Newport San Pedro etc May 15 Ssnta Boa San Diego and way ports Mar 15 Prmona Eureka Arcsts Columbia Astoria etc Rail Mar IS May 13 May 13 Mar 13 May 13 May 13 May 14 May 14 Mar 14 May 14 May 14 May 14 Sound etc Mar 11 aftd Portland May 17 The Occidental and Oriental liner Doric Captain Smith arrived late yesterday afternoon from China and Japan by way of Honolulu and after brief detention In quarantine docked at First and Brannan streets at 6 oclock The liner was two days ahead of time having experienced fine weather throughout the trip acrosa the Pacific On board were eewenty seven cabin and ten steer asje passengers In addition to 93 Japanese 1 Turk 1 Tahltan and 150 Chinese passengers The cargo consisted of 2954 tons of freight made up principally of 12S5 chests of tea 222 bales of silks 1202 bales of raw silk valued at 850000 4931 bales of gunnies C032 bales of hemp and Japanese yen valued at 2259000 In American gold On her outward trip the Doric called at Manila for probably the last time owing to the new law restricting the trade between here and the Philippines to American vessels A large cargo of hemp and other freight was taken on at Manila The passengers brought by the Doric Included Chief Justice Wlllard of the Philippine Supreme Court A A Williamson a civil engineer In the British navy lately connected with the Hongkong establishment Merrill commissioner of the Imperial Chinese customs on his wa to Boston Edward Boyle an expert engineer who acconv panled the Japanese cruiser Kasuga from Genoa to Japan Earl Shaw ion of the Secretary of the Treasury who returns from a tour of the Orient Lieutenants Forstmann and Buchhol of the German navv Messrs Polglase and Weasel merchants of Singapore and Bangkok and Dr McFarlane a physician of Bangkok Those in the saloon were Mrs Barff Louts Bascb Bernard Fdward Boyle Miss Brustgnien Mrs Byrnes Connor Mrs A Cock rill Captain A Fir Fnllaway Mrs Gilbert Misa Harris Miss IK Henderson Jeltes Mrs Jones Mrs Keith Lallouette Mai lory Mrs McFarlane Mrs Meurer Mrs Merrill Miss Myers Wslter Moller ReT Newton Captain Barnes Miss Beecroft Miss Bonsall Bramsen litutenant Bucbholi Miss Cole Craig Miss Helen Edgerton Lieutenant Max nrtTnnn i Gilhert Hammernlk Mrs A Hsstlnzs Isono Mlsa A Jones Msster Preston Jones Kerr Mrs IOMIUS Dr MrFsrlane Meureis Merrill Miss II Merrill Miss Moller Mlln Mrs Newton fla Pratt Miss Alice Robb Miss Rogers Miss Klong Sanltwoonrse Mrs Scott Shearer Earl Shaw Miss Torrenee Judge Walte Mrs Wells snd lnfsnt A Wlllsrd Mrs A A Williamson Miss Williamson Pol gaae Rer A I Robb and infant Msster Remo Robb Mrs Rudd Scott If Scbneelock Mrs Shearer Mrs Seiners Tskeda Wells Weasel A A Wllliamaon Master A Williamson CHINA COMMERCIAL STEAMERS The steamers of the China Commercial Company will no longer make Portland their terminus on this Coast Comfort former agent of the line In this city has returned from Portlan 1 and will soon leave for Sallna Cruz the southernmost port of Mexico where the vessels of the line tMll call after Iealng Hongkong The arrangement with the Harrtman lines providing for the calling of the sttamers at Portland appears to have fallen through presumably as a result of a lack of freight and hereafter the three big freighters of the Chinese line will run between Hongkong and Sallna Crui only Hundreds of Chines coolies are taken to Mexico on each trip of the China Commercial Companys steamers and the management evidently expects to reap sufficient revenue from this source to maintain the line until business picks up or some arrangement Is made With the transportation lines running cut of this port MELROSE SINKS AT DOCK The old bark Melrose which for many ears past has been in use on the bay as a coal barge sprang a leak at 4 oclock vesterdav morning while lying I at Mission street wharf No 2 and sank to the bottom The Ceptn or water was not great and the Melrose after touching bottom did not have her decks below water but her condition was such that the two Spreckels tugs Relief and Alert were called upon to assist her in getting out of the slip This morning It is expected the Melrose will floated and towed away to an anchorage up the bay Sne has on board 1000 tons of coal taken from the collier Wyefleld RATE ON THE CONEMALGH The rate of reinsurance on the overdue steamer Conemaugh was advanced yesterday to 40 per cent a rise of 0 per cent She is now out seventy five days frcJm Coronel for New York with evm lTrw 1 itl i and a cargo oi ous uum ivuuuu speculators are of the opinion that she Mrs Naito Eureka Eureka Areata etc May lj Nome CltT Nome Tla Seattle Mar 18 Nortb Fork Eureka Areata etc Mar IS Arctic Fureka Areata etc May 18 China nongkong rla Honolulu and lo kolyama May 19 Sinta Cros San Pedro and way ports Msy 19 State of California San Diego and way ports My Spokane Eureka Areata etc May i Rainier Seattle and Bellln ham May 1 Rrta Barhars Seattle snd Olympia May 10 Pomo Point Arena and Albion ARRIVE Steamers From Argo Eel Rlrer ports Coronado San Pedro James 8 niaglns Po Los Angeles Rlssbeth Coqullle Rlrer Rainier Seattle and Bellingbam Portland Seattle Pomona Fureka Areata etc Cants Monica San Pedro Robert PolKr Sn Pedro Santa Barbara Seattle and Olympia Nortb Fork Eureka Areata etc Gipsy Santa Crux and Monterey Wellington Oyster Hsrbor Fdth Tacoms A Irons New York Nroe City Portland and Astoria CLIeo Portland and Astoria Arctic Eureka Areata etc Prn New York rla Panama Umatilla Alaska Paget Sound and Vic toria May 16 Sonoma Sydney rla Aortland and Honolulu Ma 16 Btate of California San Diego and war porta May 16 Feireka Eureka Areata etc May 16 Berspis Hamburg tl Sallna Crux May 17 Spokane Eureka Areata etc May 17 Way IT May 17 May IS from New Caledonia for Glasgow 90 per cent MAKINE NEWS Branch HydrofTpble Office Merchants Exchange San Francisco May 12 1904 TBe Tuae Ball on th Tower of the Ferry building was dropped exactly at coon to day at noon of the 120th meridian or at 8 Greenwich Time BURNETT Lieutenant 3 In charge POINT LOBOS May 12 10 Weather tozZJl wind southwest Telocity 20 miles COAST AND GEODETIC 8DRVET Time and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco Bay By official authority of tbe Superintendent NOTE The high and low waters occur at the city front Mission street wharf about twenty fire minutes Ister than at Fo Point the height of tldea Is tbe same at boh places MAY 13 TO 18 Wj IL Wl I iFaet Fetl Fst 1 Faal QA Ml AM Ml 13 I 402 OS 1047 45 350 221006 rUi 14 438 00 1134 4 4 427 28 1039 6 5 15 52003 1221 46 606 2 4 1110 0 6 16 60306 110 46 547 27 1148 67 17 645 06 157 46 632 29 18 036 6 6 33 6 247 47 7 27 30 MAY 13 8nn rises 01 8n seU 7 1C Glpsy Rsnts Crus snd Monterey Mar 1 7 i met disaster Considerable specula rs a ajAA aa fl sr lH I a sly si ja tlon Is reported nv a nei oi vu representatives of Lloyds in London There were no other changes yesterday on the overdue board NEWBTJRO WAS DELAYED The nteam schooner Newburg was de layed several Jiours yesterday afternoon In getting OUI oi iter up oi nunaiu street wharf 3 as a result of the lines of the transport 8herldan telng run from Folsom street wharf This was In direct violation of the rule of the Harbor Commission which prohibits the running of lines across the slips but the New burgs master made no crmplalnt COAL SHIP FROM AUSTRALIA Th bark Servla arrved yesterday from Newcastle Australia with a cargo of coal She sailed from the antipodes on February 19th and came by way of Tahiti which Island was passea on Apri 4th Heavy squalls were experienced May 19 Due Vay 13 Mar 13 Mar 13 Mar 13 May 14 May 14 May 14 May 14 May 14 IS iMay 15 May 15 Mar 15 eoon afterward and until after passing ust in to tne eastward or wawan aih May 18 FINAl IIT LEAVES UH I Msy 16 My 1 May 16 May 16 The British ship Angltsey Captan Jones sailed yesterday for Liverpool with a cargo of lumber The vessel has been lying here since November 30 1902 waiting for a profitable charter but the rate obtained for he lumber is scarcely compensation for her long stay in port jJISCBLLANEOUS NOTES IT fnmai AlimPrlft ift tO Sail at 11 Pomo Point Arena and Albion May 17 i mnrnlar for Hnnv Tltanla NaasltDo May 17 Alliance Portland Eureka ete May 18 u1 wmmnrninrtlintwim Bsn Juan Kew York rla Acapulco May 18 Early next Monday morn ngt ne st eam CentennlaeSeattle and Tacoma May 18 Sonoma Captain HetTlman ll ar Arcsta Ooos Bay and Port OrfordT May i rive from Sydney by way of Aucaiana Santa Ross Sao Diego snd way ports My 19 PagO PagO and Honolulu Oorre VT Elder Portland and Aitorii May 19 Th steamer Peru of the Pacific Mail Point Arena Mendocino and Point Arena May 19 ne Is tv arrive Monday from Panama Arro Eel Rlrer ports Centralla Grays Harbor May 191 mono Intermediate DOrtS of the May 19i southern coaat The monitor Wvomlns ard the torpedo boat destroyers Paul Jones and Preble inspector are aauy exsecxea io snire irviu wc ti Pmuia rw i nitliern roast 1004 List of Liahts Buoys and Day To morrow according to advices remarks Pacific Coast 1904 Page 18 celved some days ago the Austrian Notice Is hereby clrea that Buoy No 1 third class cruiser Katscrln Elizabeth narking the end Pllur Point Reef Half wjh arrive from the south N0TICB TO MARINEJJS Offlce United States Lighthouse rm on Bsy calirornia nereioiore reponeu drift has been replaced In its eld position Buoy No 2 erroneously reported drifted out of position Is la Its proper place By order of the Lighthouse Board DAT Commander United States Niry Iatector Twelfth Ughthonse District The Oakland Branch Offlc of the Chronicle to hw at 1160 Broidwa sear Thirteenth it I the keinsurance market American steamer Conemaugh 75 days from Coronel for New York 40 per cent British bark Luriel 66 days from Port Stanley for Callao 10 pet cent British thtp Lamorna 78 days from Tacoma for Queenstowft 90 per cent French bark Lamorlciere 191 dar NOTE In tbe shore tabulation of tides tbe dally tldea are giren In the order of tbelr occurrence commencing with the early morning tide In the left band tide column and the sac reeding tides as they occur ss to time on som daya but three tides occur the usual fourth tide occurring the following morning The column of heights glres the eleratlon of each tide shore or below the plsne of Coast Surrey Chart Soundings The numbers are always addltlre to the chart depths unless pre ceded by the minus sign or dash when the numbers are subtractWe from depths glTen on tbe chart ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO Br stmr Doric Smith 25 days 20 hours and 3 mlnutea from Hongkong Tla Yokohama 15 days 18 hours snd 18 minutes Tla Honolulu 5 days 17 hours and 33 minutes Stmr Olympic Hansen 58 hours from Ho qnlam Stmr Gipsy Iceland 22 hoars from Monterey 8tmr Maggie Corning 4 hours from Half moon Bay 8tmr Kruger Bowdlck 40 hours from Port Los Angeles Stmr Arcsts Nelson 48 hours from Coos Bay Tla Port Orford 41 hours Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander 38 hoars from San Diego and way ports Stmr A Kllburn Jahnsen 7 hoars from Port Rodgers Stmr Scotia Johnson 11 hours front Bowens Landing Stinr Acme Lundqulst 37 hours from Ventura Stmr Point Arena Derltt 14 hoars from Mendocino tU Point Arena 12 hours Stmr Phoenix Odland 24 hoars from Eureks Scbr Jennie Griffin Gibson 3 hours from Bo llnas Schr Conflsnrs Johnson 16 hours from Walshs Landing CLEARED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Jsp stmr America Main Greene Honolulu Yokohama and Hongkong Stmr Asuncion Brldgett Portland SAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Jap stmr America Maru Greene Hongkong rla Yokohama and Honolulu Stmr Brooklyn Johnson Mendocino Stmr Llndauer Allen Gray Harbor Btmr Acme Lundqulst Eureks Btmr Newburg Anflndaen Grays Harbor 8tmr Prentiss AhUtrom Eureka Stmr Pomo Ahlln Albion Rlrer Stmr A Kllburn Jahnsen Port Rodgers Stmr Sequoia MeClements Wlllsps Harbor Stmr Maggie Corning Halfmoon Bay Stmr George Elder Randall Portland and Astoria 8tmr State of California Thomas San Diego Br ahlD Anglesey Jones Llrerpool Bktn fam Shanter Slmml Coos Bay Schr Mary Campbell Bodega Scbr Glen Olsen Mendocino Schr Jennie Wand Christiansen Grsys Har bor COAST PORTS ASTORIA Sailed Msy 12 bark Heaper for San Pedro ship Francesco Giuseppe I for Val para lso Arrieed May 11 stmr Dispatch bene 7 May 12 stmr Nome City hence 8 BELLINGHAM BAT Sailed May 12 stmr Rainier for Ran Francisco COOS BAT Sailed May 12 stmr Empire for San Francisco GRAYS HRBOR Sslled Msy 11 shr Mn riel for Redondo bktn Katie Flicklnger for San Pedro May 12 schr A West for gan Fran Cisco schr A Campbell for Ran Pedro ELREKA Arrired May 12 stmr Msndslay hence 10 stmr NaTarro hence 10 stmr North Fork bence 10 stmr Arctic hence 11 Sailed May 12 schr Jennie Stella for San Francisco PORT GAMBLE SaUed May 12 bktn Jane Stanford for ShanghaL POUT HARFORD Sailed May 12 atmr Bo nlta fur San Francisco stmr James Hlgglna for San Francisco stmr Santa Crux for San Francisco Arrlred May 12 stmr Lakme from Eureks PORTLAND Arrlred May 12 Imr Alliance from San Francisco stm schr Dispatch from San Francisco PORT LOS ANGELES Arrlred May 12 stmr Wbltesboro from Greenwood Sailed May 12 Br ship Beacon Rock for Portland PORT T0WN8END Sailed Msy 12 stmr Tre niont for Hongkong snd Manila HEDOXDO Salled May 12 stmr Coronado for 8sn Francisco Tla entura AtTlred May 12 stmr James Htggins from Port Los Angeles SAN PEDRO ArrlTed May 12 stmr Shasta hence 10 Sailed May 11 stmr Samoa for San Francisco Msy 12 schr Jackson for Grsys Harbor schr James A Garfield for Wlllapa Harbor schr Axalea for Eureka stmr Aleatrss for San Fran Cisco schr Wood for Bellingbam Bay SEATTLE ArrlTed May 11 stmr DIrlgo from Sksgway stmr Dolphin from Skagway May 12 stmr Oregon from Astoria TACOMA Sailed Msy 12 stmr Mlneola for San Francisco TATOOSH Passed Msy 12 stmr Mlneola from Tacoma for San Francisco Passed In May 12 stmr Oregon from Astoria for Seattle stmr Charles Velson hence 8 Passed out May 12 stmr Bee for San Francisco VENTURA Arrlred May 12 stmr Coronado from Redondo ISLAND PORTS HONOLULU Sailed May 11 ship Henry Vll lard for Eleele EASTERN PORT NEW YORK Sailed May 12 stmr La Tou ralne for Harre stmr Prlnx Adelbert for Naples Btmr Laurentlan for Glaegow stmr Deutscbland for Hsmburg ArrlTed Msy 12 stmr Cedrtc from LlTerpool and Queenstown FOREIGN PORTS ADELAIDE Sailed Apr 26 Br ship Pantba siles for Newcastle Aus and Pansma BREST Arrlred May 9 Fr bark Cbamplgny from Swansea for San Francisco CADIZ Sailed Apr 23 Oer stmr Totraes for Ssn Frsncisco CHERBOLRG Sailed May 6 Fr ship Crlllon for Portland 7 Fr bark Brenn for GLAYM AS Sailed May 4 schr Fred Wood for Grays Harbor HONGKONG Sailed May 1 Br stmr Empress of Jspan for VsncouTer Arrlred May 1 Br stmr Dollar from Sonraliaya HULL Arrlred May 12 Br ahip Strathgryfe hence Dec 29 IQUIllCE Arrlred May 10 Br ship Mozambique from Olympia LADYSMITH Sailed May 12 atmr Portland for San Francisco LIMERICK Arrieed May 12 Fr bark Mars chal de Vlliars hence Jsn LIVERPOOL Arrired May 12 stmr Harer ford from Philadelphia stmr Sagamore from Boston LONDON Salled May 12 Br ahip Blarkbraes for New York MANCHESTER ArrlTed May 12 stmr Irer Bia from Boston NEWCASTLE Ana Sailed Apr 27 scbr Ly msn Foster for San FrancUco May 11 bktn Ptiako for San Francisco 12 Br ship LindfleM for San Francisco PORT PIRIE ArrlTed May 11 Br ship Bids ton Hill from Port Gamble PLYMOUTH Sailed May 10 Fr bark Gabln Cheraye for Ipawlch QUEEN8TOWN Sailed May 12 stmr Majestic from LlTerpool for New York stmr West ernland from LlTerpool for Philadelphia AMERICA MARU CARGO The steamer America Mam sailed yesterday for Hongkong Tla Honolulu and Yokohama Tilth an assorted cargo Among the principal shipments were the following To Japan Detonators 152 ct 25 bis Lemons 83 cs Cartridges To China Leather 6 bales To Aden Arabia Canned Goods 22 es 10 cs Sslmon Tbe sti amer also csrrled as treasure 150000 in Mexican Dollars destined to Kobe The latest things from the newest book of etiquette See Sundays Chronicle BAND CONCERT AT POET MASON The following programme will be played by the Thirteenth Infantry band of Angel Island this afternoon at 3 oclock March New Santa CruaTrutner Jr Overture Light Cavalry Suppe a Intermezzo Loves Dream After the Ball Czibulka Dance of the Hours PonchielU Mosaic Favorite Gems of Modern Operas Brooks Medley of latest popular songs IL Trutner Jr Conductor MINING NEWS OF THE PACIFIC COAST THE ORIDLEY HERAliD says there is a persistent revival of the etory that the town of Oroville i3 to be dredged after the buildings have been removed from the lots on which they now stand The Marysville Democrat of Tuesday published an interview with an Oroville citizen well posted on mining matters and he said that the proposition for mining the town had been formulated and gave the estimate of the cost of purchasing the property at 2000000 He intimated that the scheme wsk to move the town to Palermo The idea Is chimerical but it indicates the direction of the wind and lends color to the stories that get out concerning the Intent of the dredger men to mine the townslte The Mercury of Oroville takes a stand in favor of restricting dredging operations to the district to the south of Pomona avenue giving as a reason for restricting mining operations the statement that no one wants a rockplle at his front door That paper sees no way to stop operations in the Delancie tract and as this piece of land abuts the town pretty closely it fears that property values in the vicinity will be depreciated One thing seems certain If there Is gold enough in the gravel that underlies Oiovllle to pay the townslte will be dredged and salt wont save It Biggs Argus COPPER IX THE KLONDIKE The Dally Alaskan of Skagway contains the following relative to quartz mining in that section which Is receiving much attention at present Quartz King Foster of Dawson who has beeh at Whltehouse for ten days and who Inspected the Whltehouse quartz properties upon being Interviewed concerning the great strike made in the copper mines at that place says that an eight inch vein of ore In the Copper King has been struck that will run from 200 to 5000 per ton in free gold In speaking of it he said The gold In this rock Is plainly visible in nuggets sprinkled all through the quartz This discovery however pales Into insignificance when we stop to consider that the true fissure vein of rich hornlte and txemollte copper In this Copper King mine has broadened out to thirty feet In width at about the 100 fobt level having more than doubled its width and value In sinking 100 feet below the surface cropplngs A steam pumping plant has just been installed and a contract let to sink to the 200 foot level Work Is now progressing day and night Several hundreds of tons of ore have been shipped from the Copper King and have paid large dividends even In the face of the fact that it costs from 15 to 20 per ton to mine and ship the ore and smelt it The Tyee Smelting Company has an agent at Whltehouse purchasing and shipping copper ore to their smelter In British Columbia a distance of 1600 miles by rail and steamer Pome of the Whltehoue copper yields a profit of S0 per ton above all mining fielghtjng and smelting charges CALIFORNIA Oood reports continue to come in from the Emma mine at Campo Seco On the 400 foot level there has just been made an exceedingly rich strike At a pdht 250 feet north of the shaft the big main eln of the mine has been cut with a good showing The vein at the 200 foot level is opened up for 215 feet both facps north and south being In good ore Here the vein flattened out to fO degrees showing the general characteristics of the western belt of which the Royal mine is a good example From the pitch of the ein as herp Indif ated Superintpndetit Miher expected to strike the ein about 175 ffet from the shaft in the 400 Hut the vein was even latter from the 200 so that he had to run 75 feet further than he anticipated The pitch of the vein is so flat that It will give about GOO feet of ore from this level to the surface A ten stamp mill on the Birdlna property ill be moved at once to the Emma and set up for crushing Ore to the amount of 1000 tons will be milled If the ore runs 2 per ton a better mill of 100 stamps will be erected at once The Royal mine at Hod son which is on the same em as the Emma mines and mills Its ore for 47 cents per ton and there are many thousands of tons of ore In ylght In the Emma mine that will go higher than 2 It is believed by those best posted on this mine that the Emma ore will iied J3 per ton and een better CalayerAs Prospect The Standard has Just completed another one of its immense reservoirs for stoiage purpose and oil Is being pumped into it Another is expected to be finished within two weeks while nine will probably be added by fall The capacity of these reservoirs runs from a quarter to half a million barrels This means that the great monopolv is preparing for some big move in the oil business Such Immense storage capacity must mean that the company Intends to collect as large a supply as can possibly be gotten together to be held for the future The constant Increase In the use of oil as a fuel especially on steamships is certain to create an enormous demand for the product of the Kern river Held The prospect of the United States Navy adopting it for all vessels is probably one of the contingencies for which the Standard is preparing The course of the Standard is also taken to mean that there is a better outlook for the oil Industry all around With such an increase in demand for oil the producers may expect to get some benefit whateer course th big company may follow Forty head of muls have just been purchased for service on the construction of the great reservoirs Bakersfleld Californian The Byron Beckwith mine in Salt Spring valley has now a vein of ore that assays 20 to the ton and Improves as progress Is made Calaveras Prospect The Broda Mining Company of this city that lately acquired possession of the Keystone mine in Old Digglng3 district has begun the extensive development of that property A for of men is now at work under the su perlntendency of Old and the Keystone camp presents a lively appearance The ore bunkers are about completed and some of them are being filled with ore preparatory to ship ment to the Keswick smelters The main tunnel is now in 100 feet and will be driven 500 feet farther Lumber has been ordered for several buildings to be erected on the prop erty and the uroaa company win push the development work as rapidly as possible and have some other im Iprovements under contemplation The Keystone mine has always been a good property Redding Free Press The three prominent mines of New River Trinity county district are the Sherwood Mduntain Boomer and Hunter A Piersol who has a lease on the Sherwood has eight men employed In taking out rich ore The mill Is running day and night A test of the concentrates shows that i they run high In gold John Mazy i has Just completed a contract he had for running a tunnel to tap the ledge 1 oX the Mountain Boomer mine Toe ledge however was not encountered but the formation indicates that the same will be found within a distance of ten or fifteen feet Arrangements have been made for a continuance of the work The tunnel will tap the vein 300 feet lower than the present workings The Mountain Boomer is a good property and will undoubtedly make history for the New River district Robert Hicks who has a bond on the Hunter mine has three men employed and will put more at work later In the season The property Is looking exceptionally well and high grade ore is now being extracted The Hunter is composed of two small rich veins and the present work is that of driving a tunnel on the lower ledge to reach a point where the two intersect The prospects are promising and under Mr Hicks management the mine will undoubtedly be a producer soon Jteddlng Searchlight The Gambrinus mine owned by Barner Rlebe has been sold through Adam to A Glass for 40000 The sale was but recently consummated and possession taken by the owner Mr Glass who has put a force of miners at work taking out ore Specifications have been drawn up for the erection of a mill upon the property As the ore quartz is free milling the manner of operating will be by the free milling process Mr Adams informs us that the ledge is from three feet to nine inches in vldth well defined assays of the ore going from 100 to 1700 a ton Redding California Democrat OREGOX Judson hydraulic mines are located on Pickett creek down Rogue river twelve miles below Grants Pass and while but a small crew Is required to operate them they are producing One giant is operated every day and will be afforded a full plpehead till late in May Visitors are shown a 150 retort of dust and nuggets that has Just been made from gold taken from the sluices and are told by Moore operator of the mine that this is but one of several like retorts recently made and the main clean up Is yet some distance ahead The diggings of the Judson mines are old channel and lie from twenty five to sixty feet in depth The ground yields readlly and gives returns of over 8000 an acre Some 10000 or more has been taker from the upper channel by pipe and giant and over 35000 from the lower channels on Pickett creek by the crude methods of the pioneers The 220 acres of the Judson mines are nearly all channel and are covered with a magnificent forest of oak and fir Booth a prominent miner and farmer of the district recently uncovered a ledge on his claim from which he has taken over 1200 in pocket or free gold He has opened up the property to a depth of but a few feet Portland Telegram The Baker City Herald claims to have received authentic information of the discovery recently of a fabulously rich pocket of ore In the Bonanza mine Four cars of ore were hoisted from the shaft and yielded 64000 on the plates of one stamp battery Thirty stamps are dropping steadily at the Bonanza An upraise from the 120O to the 1100 foot level was recently completed and stoping began In a 12 fpot body of milling ore A treak was marvelously rich and four cars or a total of about five tons were sorted and sent under five stamps yielding amalgam worth 64 000 Pan assays of some of the ore not Included In this assortment showed a value of 15 cents per pound The extent of th rich pocket is not known as a sorted record was kept only of four cars OCfiAlV STEAMERS NEW CONVENIENCE STATION Supervisor Eggers and Secretary King of the Merchants Association havo recommended to the Superlsors the location of a new convenience station beneath the sidewalk at th corner of Mint avenue and Fifth street tf be twice the size of the one in Union Square The Government will be asked to grant the use of a strip of ground fort Inches wide for an entrance to the station The cost of the station is estimated at 9000 OCEAN STEAMERS AMERICAN LINE PLTMOUTH CIIERBOIRfl SOfTHAMPTOy From New York Saturdays at 0 30 A St Panl May 14 St Louis Msr 28 Philadelphia May 21Oermsnlc June 4 PHILADELPHIA QfEKNSTOWV LIVERPOOL Nordld May 14 in AMMerlon May 21 1 Weaterland May 2 10 A ATLANTIC TRANSPORT UNE NEW YORK LONDON DIRECT MINNEHAHA May 14 4 MINNEAPOLIS May 21 10 30 A MESA It A Msr 28 8 A MINNETONKA June 4 10 A Only First Class Passengers Carried DOKsiHiOH LIME MONTREAL LIYKRPOOL 8bort Sea Passsfe Sombwark May 14 Labrador May 2S Canada May 21 Kenslngrtoo June 4 HOLLAtiB AMERICA line SEW lORK ROTTERDAM VIA BOULOGNE New Twin Screw Steamers of 12500 Tons Sailing Taesdaj at 10 A lotsdsm May lojRyndam Mty 24 Rotterdam May 17lNoordam May 31 LETLAND LINE BOSTON LIVERPOOL Rohemlan May 11 PeTonlan Ceatrlan May 25 Wtnlfredlan June 1 June 8 RED STAR LINE NEW YORK ANTWERP PARIS From New York Saturdays st 10 A Kroonlsiid May 14 Finland Msy 28 Zeeland Msy 21Vaderland June 4 WHITE STAR LIKE NFV TOUIi QUKENSTOWN LIVERPOC Sailing Wednesdays and Frulaya Teutonic May 1110 AM MaJestlcMay 23 10 AM Celtic May 13 4 PMjArablc May 27 4 PM Cedrlc May 18 7 AMIOc ank June 1 8 AM BOSTON QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL C1MRIC MAY 19 Jl NE 16 JULY 14 CRKTIC JUNE i JINF 30 JILY 28 HKPLPLIC new JPNR 0 JILY 7 ALU 11 Boston Mediterranean Dirtxt AZOUC3 G1BUALTAU NAPLES GENOA ROMANIC MAY 14 JLNK 18 JLLY CAN0PIC MAY 23 JULY 2 ALQ 27 IJ Tnylor Passenger Aeot Paclnc Coaat 21 Post alrwt Sao Francisco fill AZORES GIBRALTAR NAPLES GKNOA ROMANIC Jnne 18 Jnly 30 Sept IT CAXOFIC May 2S Jnly 2 Aug 27 These steamers are the larrest In the Mediterranean wrrlcf First cIsm ISOOO npwird Send for rates ind Illustrated booklet BOSTON to LIVERPOOL viaQueenslown CYMRIC May lajune 10 July 11 CRETIC Jnne 2 Jnne 30 Jnly 28 REPUBLIC Jnoe 8 Jnly 7 Aox 11 Pirstxrlasa 60 and 69 upward according to steamer For plans etc apply to TAYLOR Paas Agt Pacific CoasL 2t Post Steamers leare Piers 9 and Jl San Francisco For Ketchikan Wrangel Jooean Haloes Skarway tie AIaka 11 A May 6 10 15 20 25 SO Jnne 4 Ctange to companys steamer tt Seattle For Victoria VancooTer t1 Seattle toma Betllngham ll A May 5 10 15 20 IS 30 June 4 Cnang at Seattle to this companys steamera for Alaska and KT a Seattle or Tacoma to RJ at Vaa cotiTer to By 130 For Eureka Hnmholdt Bay Pomona IJ May 4 10 18 25 28 8pokaae 130 laj 1 7 13 19 Corona May 25 81 For Lo Angeles tla Port Los Angelea ad Redondo San DlefO and Santa Barbara Santa Rosa Sundays 9 A State of California TborJays 9 A For Los Angeles Tla Sao Pedro and East San Pedro Santa Barbara 8Dta cv Mn terey San Simeon Cayncos Port Harford San Lnls Obispo Ventora and nueSeme Bonlta 9 A May 15 23 81 Jnne Santa Croa 9 A Freight only May 11 For Ensenada Magdalena Bay San Joe del Cabo Maratlsn Altata La Paa Santa Rosalia Onaymaa Mexico 10 A Ttb each nionth For farther Information obtain folder Rift reserved to change steamers or sailing date TICKET OFFICES 4 New Montcomsry street Palace Hotel 10 Market street and Broad way wharres FREIGHT OFFICE 10 Market street a DUVANN General Passenger Agent 10 Market street San Francisco THE PACIFIC TRANSFER CO 20 Softer et will csll for and cbeck Itagg ife frvnj notels and residences Telephone Exchange 31Z PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO TRANSPACIFIC LINE Calllne at Honolulu YOKOHAMA Kobe Nacasakl Shanghai and Hongkong connecting with steamers to Manila India ete Steamers sail st 1 FM from Companys wharf First and Brannan streets as follows 8 CHINA May 19 1904 SIBERIA Calling at Manila June 11 1804 8 8 KOREA Calling at Manila July 2 1 HM iSMONGOLIA Calling at Manila July 28 1004 THROUGH USE TO NEW YORK Weekly serTlce calling at ports of Mexico Central America and Panama Steamers sail erer Saturday at 12 from Companys wharf First and 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AMERICA MARU Kill leave wharf corner First and Brannan streets TUCRSDAi MAY 12 1WM at 1 for 1OKOHAM4 mu HONGKONG calling at Kobe Hlogoi Nags sakl and Shanghai and connt ctlng at UongUoiu Tiib steamers for luiiis etc No csrgo re eel red on board on day ct sailing Via Honolulu Rouud ttlp tlekrts at reduced rates For frt lgr snd passage apply at com psnys offlce 421 Msrket street corner First AVERY Genrrsl Agent OCCIDENTAL AND ORiEMAL CO Stearm rs Tt 111 leare Kharf coinrr I irst auu Brannan streets at 11 for Honolulu iOKOHAMA Kobe Nagasaki Shanghai suit HONGKONG as follon DORIC NedDcsdsy June 1 1904 8 COPTIC Yinsy Juu 22 1tM 8 GAELIC ThursInT JiiIt 14 lhlt No cargo recelred on board on day of sailing Round trip tlrketa at reduced istis For freight snd passage apply at Companys office 421 Market street corner First STtBRS General Manager lceaaicwxo ALAMEDA for Honolulu Mar 14 11 AM 8 SONOMA for Hon lulu Simon Au lsnd snd Sydney Thnrs Mar 2fl 2 MARIPOSA for Tahiti Mar 29 11 A IB SPRECKELS 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